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the Ucla Bruins Basketball Love Heart Diamond 2023 Ncaa Shirt besides I will buy this time, education became available for women across the country, but, Sadaf said, she could not obtain documents proving that she had already completed the majority of her studies and did not want to start over again. Instead, Sadaf said, their mom stayed home and shouldered the chores “just so we could focus on our studies.” Their father also supported their educational endeavors, she said, adding that he didn’t want them to be “women who are just inside the house, cooking and cleaning.” “I’m so grateful that I have parents like them,” she said. That support didn’t waver after the Taliban took over, and after some emotional conversations as a family, they all decided it was best for Sadaf to leave the country with the help of her NGO. “I was just trying to escape Afghanistan,” she said, adding that their goodbye was rushed as she embarked on what would be
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